Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-27

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seeues e. BshAs times. TIE snbieez
bsenNht ont nnMnF nmnnentions fKnn ghe
oKkeEs present n1monR them 10 begin
the Sunday hefoHe 90 study. 10 Glndg all
khe week. 60 aim 10 hit TIE balls eye, 30
Isaxn tie st Of uues1ionina. % join
praBef vita atud3, ard % glady the
lesson tsK1 mose without helpan than
wilh thea.
+ onexa paper va b MrA o. J. Can.
% he topic. Tho TsacheI's kaspouzi-
biliay.n 1his b very great, and IKE
DAVID rIaytna before Saul, be gho, a.
tsaahsR. takes The responsibility o.
playine npon the hesFt sfFinaa Of i'm
mortal sonla, nesdz great skill and can
mig. pFayinR feE help ffon Daxfd's
God. Tho n1bsece proved onn gk the
most interesting AZ any yea before the
Convsuaion. ard was quite freely dis-
GUESSED. w. =. Dawson believed Eha
teacher should GEsf apply The truth be
wauid teaeh 30 his owu heart and life.
II. q Leland thoueh1 the teaahaR Should
FomembeR he responsibility Of fhe
pEeaenf boar, and lay he truth earnest
n On tie hesrtn o. the class, knowing
thaf many of TIE scholars uoald eoua
pass krom under their influence. A. J.
Hanson said. . Teach eSsE for convos-
sion Of sauis.R
a paper wsa then read By Mrs. n 8.
Hanson IN The TsasheEs' Mes4ina,s
ID which 4 Hnn shown that taaohera'
meefinxs vars essential 20 the success
Of ans school. This tcpie led 10 en-
tepIed diacussiou. JudQe Vsooman Be-
lieyed IN making Il teanhef9 meeting.
not 9 sn2ezlntendsnfs % any lsadsr's
mestiBR. TIE iaadeR ehonl0 never SCI
- Shakespeare Describes one Whlle ]
open my mouth let 10 dog bark Mrs.
Wheeler favored 3 meeting early In the
week. E. @. Wheeler showed the need
Of very eazsfnl preparation fer the
tsaehefs meetinR, each one having
semething 70 say and saying Il. He
read from q letter Of John Uannamaker
Of Philadelphia. "Tbres requisites fer
hold1ng seh0lsfs IN the Sunday school
are First, good teachinR; second,
music; third, house b houee visitation
After duel By Rev. n. O. Leland and
Mies Elofance Adams-@W while the
Years ara Rolling On"-the snbieess
Normal Ola1seas1 In che absence Of R
u. DilwoFsh. wne opened By Il. q.
Wheeier, who said I'VE need 20 uss
three spss' ID NoEmai work. Fepara-
tion. rlan. Performances; and also three
AZ u seaehiDR-Apprsaoh. AnalysiA
Application The topic uns further
upon By Revs. ]. L. Moss
and D. !. Pierce. the latter pleading for
less theory and immediate action IN
fofmiuR normal Glasses fog the study Of
The Bible. he read portions Of letter
from Dr. a. E. Dunnina, Of Boston "a.
thor Of Advanced Series Of Normal
0snvsntioa took g recess until $50
D. nd.
The afternoon session wns full Of In
iersat. Altar devotion, led By W. n.
Morse, she "Uss Of the Biaek board wes
talked about BY Geo. n. Patch. fol
|5wea By sOhalk Taik" BY =. q.
Wheeler. Judge YFsomsn presented /
IAe aueslIon Of the Bible Glass; EV-
srss 8nith read Q paper on 'sThe Inter- |
mediate Glass; and "The Primary /
Class vas talked Of very interestingly |
bv Mrs Orockelt, Mrs. Wheeler and /
Mrs. Reeves. Mrs. Il @. Wheeler, Of |
Portland, gave 9 very interesting sam /
Ole primary lesson for Oct. 30, Illus /
rated with blackboard. globe and
symbols. Tbs Committee on Res
,lukiona then made their report. |
Il embodied resolutions appointing 3 /
sentraI eoaamittee, made up Of abs de- |
In the convention whtoe Il
hall district tbs siiy, provide for vista
ion and secure the names Of those not /
attending Sunday Schools, and also q
committee 10 DO the Bame thing In the |
county. There were resolutions favor |
ne more c0mplete organic stioD. and /
he raising Of fund Of $500 for this
purpose, expressing qualification sc the
Of visit from B. r. Jacobs
next year; endorsing the action Of the
ferriforial Executive Committee 10
pledeinQ $50 from the Territory, and Or
aeFing so 10 be paid ufgtna the organ
Ization Of normal classes; recommend
ina lessons OF the Assembly Normal
Union, and providing for diplomas 10
hose 6nishing them, hailing With ap |
prov4l The INTERPOLATION Of the Quarter
b Temperance Lessons IN 10 the course
% study and endorsing the Youne |
Crusade and Tsmpsrancs BaBnsr and the /
Total abstinence pledge card; endorsing /
he appeal Of the National W. O. 7. o.;
ths appointment By the |
various schools Of delegates 70 Terri
iorisl Convention, and Dominating as |
delegates from this convention, w. n.
hoFse, @. W. Prizes and A. n. 0Fout;
q home department..
With Samuel Greenea o. County Secretary
Of same; urging schools TO strengthen
the tia between school and Church, and
urging the setting Q part portion Of
NE school collections for missionary
work.
until evening.
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